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Re: question

In Reply to: question posted by adrez on June 30, 2003 at 16:21:17:

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Posted by:
Mike Welk
on July 01, 2003 at 20:39:27

Oh nevermind I thought you said you already had it on there. :) hehe.
: i have a pro team f/x stock on my tippy and i whant to get a rocket cock would the stock get in the way when you cock the rocket cock,or is it far enough out so that when you cock it it wont touch the turning nob on the stock.and another question is there anybody here that has a flatline with a raised sight rail on it and a scope need advice on which ones to get,thanks!

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: Oh nevermind I thought you said you already had it on there. :) hehe. : : i have a pro team f/x stock on my tippy and i whant to get a rocket cock would the stock get in the way when you cock the rocket cock,or is it far enough out so that when you cock it it wont touch the turning nob on the stock.and another question is there anybody here that has a flatline with a raised sight rail on it and a scope need advice on which ones to get,thanks!

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